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RTE admissions surged in unaided private schools under NDA govt., says Lokesh

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RTE admissions surged in unaided private schools under NDA govt., says Lokesh

Only 2,203 students secured admission in private unaided schools under the RTE Act In A.P. in 2022-23, while the number rose to around 29,000 in 2024-25 and 28,742 in 2026-27, Education and IT Minister Nara Lokesh tells the Legislative Council

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